May 26, 2026

I think my last post speaks for itself when it comes to Memorial Day so I’m not going to go much further into it other than to say that I hope you all enjoyed your extended weekend, but even more so, I hope that you took at least a little

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May 22, 2026

Hey guys, I know that when I posted the link to John’s latest report on Tuesday to our social media sites, I mentioned that I would post myself either on Thursday or Friday so, here it is, but probably not the one you were expecting…

Turns out I’ve been busier

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Late May Fishing Report

The cooler May and lack of sunshine has stalled the progression of hatches and good trout fishing. With some warm weather ahead the hatches should improve with streamer fishing when the bugs aren’t around. Bass and bluegill have moved into the shallow waters of most lakes with a mix of

Argentina 2026

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We just returned from our Argentina mission and it was incredible!!!  First and foremost, thanks to our clients who joined us – Scott, Paul, Wayne, Tom, Cody and Brett!  Really appreciate you guys traveling so far to share this experience.  Patagonia is an

Northern Michigan Fishing Report – Steelhead, Bass & Trout Conditions | May 15, 2026

After a long start to spring-like weather, dare I say it finally seems like some warmer and more stable temperatures are finally in the forecast.  The rivers are still running a bit high, but everything is fishable and wadable for this week. We have been out on the water this

May 7, 2026

Hey guys, just thought I’d toss up another update before our trip to Argentina… (Some details on that can be found in this link and next year’s dates and rates will be posted in the same link upon our return.) 

Here’s a couple that our main guide Pedro just caught

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Early May Fishing Report

With steelhead done, it’s time to transition to trout and smallmouth bass. The upper river has had some bugs emerging but the water is still just a little cool for consistent dry fly fishing making streamer fishing the better approach. Smallmouth bass in lakes are starting to move into shallower

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